Klap AI review: the free trial that will not make a clip
A Klap AI review from two runs on its free trial. It took a 354MB upload, then asked for money at the generate step. What Klap pricing costs and what it claims.
Captions AI review: the pricing page hides half the plans
A Captions AI review from the published record: the pricing page shows three plans, the help doc lists six. Credits are 5 cents flat, and one clip costs $7.
Descript review: the editing is magic, the pricing isn't
I ran my own projects through Descript. The transcript editing is genuinely magic — the new AI-credit pricing isn't. Here's who should actually pay.
OpusClip pricing: the annual discount is 40%, not 60%
OpusClip pricing read live from a signed-in account: Pro is $208.80 a year, not the $174 everyone quotes, and the annual discount is 40%, not 60%.
OpusClip review: 32 clips from one video, 5 worth posting
OpusClip review from a measured run: one 35-minute video in, 32 clips out, and a virality score that never went below 80 on a scale of 100.
Submagic pricing: what 45 credits actually buys you
Submagic pricing read live from both billing cycles: $12 to $41 a month, three credits per video, and the Magic Clips add-on everyone quotes does not exist.
Submagic review: 31 clips, and it charged me for a failure
Submagic review: 31 clips from one 35-minute video, a score that never drops below 90, and 8 trial credits spent on a job that returned nothing.
Vizard review: the cheapest clipper, with one catch
A Vizard AI review from a measured run: it found 30 clips in my 35-minute panel and handed me 10. The other 20 need a card, and the maths still favours it.
Fliki AI review: the voices carry it, the visuals don't
I ran a script through Fliki's free tier: a captioned video with a genuinely good AI voice in minutes. The voices are why you'd use it. My 4.3/5 verdict.
Best AI music generator: the two we ran, and what the rest are for
We gave Suno and Udio the same brief on the same day. Suno wins on output. On the licence the field splits three ways, and one tool grants nothing at any price.
Can you sell music made with Suno? What the terms actually say
Suno grants commercial rights on paid downloads, then says it cannot promise you a copyright. Three gates decide whether you can sell a track.
Udio vs Suno: one brief, one day, two free accounts
Udio vs Suno, or Suno vs Udio: same sentence, same day, both free tiers. Suno gave us more music, Udio gave us more control, and only one let us keep a file.